Forget about John & Jane Doe!
<p>You might spend your days reading articles on Medium quietly without anyone asking you for help. But, this day might have arrived. I need your help removing “John & Jane Doe” from our daily vocabulary. Why? Because it is about time! I will highlight why below and the obsolescence of this expression. Stay tuned and grab a good cup of coffee if it is still early.</p>
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<p>Following some recent thoughts on what could be the best gender-neutral pronoun option to be used in a contact form (“<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mx_(title)" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Mx</a>.”), I extended the brainstorming on my side by asking myself what could be the best replacement for some of the dummy data we use daily in the IT industry when we refer to personas or try to anonymize data,</p>
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